Aftermarket Exhaust anyone?

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Range Rover is the gentlemen's conveyance. Discovery is the everyman's rig. Range Rover sport? You can put the d o u c h e exhaust on that.
 

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Maybe. The tone of a "good" exhaust adds droning on the highway and that gets old fast. Unless there is measurable performance gains it's all for "look at me" factor.
 

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Maybe. The tone of a "good" exhaust adds droning on the highway and that gets old fast. Unless there is measurable performance gains it's all for "look at me" factor.
For me, as a mechanical engineer in a former life, it's less about look at me and more about how a 5.0L should sound. The factory exhaust kills all that. It could politely announce it's presence a little more IMHO.
 

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For me, as a mechanical engineer in a former life, it's less about look at me and more about how a 5.0L should sound. The factory exhaust kills all that. It could politely announce it's presence a little more IMHO.
I agree, similar to a quattroporte.
 

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I would think as an engineer you would be more interested in performance gains than sound lol. Will a cat back give you some gain? I get more than enough sound presence from my motorcycles, while in a cage I like my peace and quiet.
 

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